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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-22

M. JonS WATEgHousg.
GEO. G. HANNAH. L
D. G. LIST, Jg.
Wheeling, October 10, 1887. AZ
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in the City aud Wheeling Folks
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So 49, ~ 3 Z Il ~.
Strangers in the City aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad. @.lt5
Miss BachuE, Of Marietta, Ohio, is yiait.
ing friends on the Island.
Hon. Dave Leonard, OF Parkersburg,
was in the city yesterday.
Misa kate Arthur, Of Webster county,
is visiting friends in this city. - IS. I
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stevenson (Kate
Claxtop) are at the Mcclure.
Nj. II. B. Lewis, a prominent merchant
Of Pittsburgh, was in the city yesterday.
Msssra. John Roth and William Wen
del aro visi!ing Peter Wendell at Pierce
City, No. u Pc: :.
Professor @. a. Haupt, the German
teacher, was at Bellaire yesterday, on q
prospecting visit. .1t <1=is. ~
Mira. George B. Caldwell returned from
Terra Alta a few idaya SINCE She has
spent nearly oil the past season there. e.
Mr. e. Hutchinaon, prominent at.
torney Of this city, lett yesterday for Kan
aas City, where he will practice law in the
future. !. s q. & h.
Mr.. Charles O'Brien, tho popular Sixth
ward mail carrier, haa returned from Chit
cage, where he has been spending his va
cation. Is s; s. ~ ~,
Mrs. J. Klapheck and daughter, Leo.
nsra, returned home iaa.. evening from
Chicago, where they have been visiting
friends. K ~. - - ~ 3sit5,3 !ts
Mr.. J. ]. McCloskey, Of Louisville, Ky.
On extensive glass buyer, Is ut the Mcclure
House. He comea here to lay in stock
Of glassware. 3l IA 81 II !, i &
! The Rev. @. b. Graham and family ar.
rived in tho city last evening. Mr., Ora
ham 10 the ,ninister assigned to the Zane
stroet NJ. E. church by the State confer.
ence recently held in Parkeraburv and
will occupy his new pulpit tomorrow. &
Rev. ~. Gibson CAN'T, rector OF ST.
Luke's Church, who ia in attendance upon
the Church, Congress in Louisville, XIV.
returns this ev0ning, md will preach
both tomorrow morning and evening.
He Is p1eGchiuga series OF practical SCI.
mons on the Ten Commandments.
J.W. sauder, formerly Of this city, who
hiss been with Marshall, Murray. &, Com.
pany, OF Peoris, H., for tho past four
years, he's severed his connection with
that firm and returned to this city,
where lie expects to engage in business.
His many friends welcome him back, A
Mics Lucy Robinson, former teacher
here, hss been appointed IS teacher in tho
Third ward school Of Wheeling. "a com.
petitive examination was, held $,of the
merits Of the numerous, candidstes.8 a Miss
Robinson standing the highest was given
the position. Her many frisnds;in this
city wish her succesa.- Bsllane lndepend.
ent. " 3 n /. Il. Y 3. = Z. ss,t5
A pleasant party was given st Bonnen-
berges's Hall, Thursday evening, tho oc.
caaion being the birthdays Of Miss Emma
Voight and Mcssrs. David ,Robsre and
William Haberstick, all Of whose birth.
days occurred on the Same day; Refresh.
ments weso eerved Eat IL o'clock, and
dancing was Kept up until "a late hour.
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Indications,

WASHINGTON, D. O., Oct. 2l.-For West
ern Pennsylvania and West Virginia
warmer, fair weather, fresh to brisk west
ern winds becoming southwesterly.
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BELLAIRE.
All Sorts Of Local News and Gossip Fron
y1,, f,tt.. Z

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All Sorts of Local News and Gossip From
the Glass City. VA 4, l.
Blank again yesterday Mt thu Mayors court
Robert Mcclclland, OF Wellsvlllc, Is in the city.
Harry Hays is nursing a sore hand, cut by glass.
Church az usual IN all the churches tomorrow.
Herman Hastens:eln, o. Dayton, O., Is In the
city. E ~ So ~ 81 '.5l5 -! 4, 81
. Mrs.. Jonathan Huffman Is very low with typhoid
fever. ilss,Il 81 so ~ "A - : : -
Colonel Rankin is on the sick list He is belfast
but Is better. a55 -,y5l 5f,lT7t (
Miss Bessie Mccullough, OF Wheeling, has re.
turned home. - IA ,s- ]: .l,-s sTs 10
MISC Alice Long, OF Gravel Hill. IS confined to
her home by sickness. sEslEs.,iE G1g,7f +
Fmgl Leasurc's new process OF etching satin
finish likes the cake. ~, 5lI,'l Il -
Mr. Flank schramnl and Ms, sadIe Doushuer
will be married next week. - b A. : 5.TjI
Theodore Morris, produce merchant OIL Wheel.
ins was in the city yesterday, q + 4 ,s;1s.T n
Phil Gsuner, Trainmas,er OF the G. & r. railroad
wla IN the city yesterday on business. ,-slsl
Miss Ma,.ie AorrIson, Of the Fourth ward leaves
to-day !oc Pittsburgh, OIL pleasure trip IA =
pr. McGeotge Is the architect on William Berg.
cnlthals new house on North Belmont street, =
Mr.. Elmer Muhlemar aud Miss Cynthia Elsou
will be married tonight at the Pinch Run church.
Mr.. Joseph Jellars and Miss Sister LETTERS we,c
night b H.. - ~
ME. Pearson has justhnshed fine Job OF plas.
teIins iorJ. c. Tailaisn's new block on Guernsey
street, ME- q .ti55552,I1, 'sI5-I1 : II
Dr.. A. \. Heath. OF dorgan & Heath was acci.
IDENTIFY kicked BY o horse yesterday, and has very
sore Knee !tsf j. 49, A z;5s 4, ~ :Ists
& Thomas Hyatt resigned his position in Chicago
and "a again employed at the Baltimore 1: Ohio
RAILROAD cillce in this city. A !. lis, 81 / h.
The ladies' that attended, the Baalsyille mission.
airy convention were MI shaken up on the railroad
aud became very sick on the way home. sf4gii'1ls
/. Mr. and MIS-. Jolla Harrison have moved their
household goods aud family back TO Miles, o. ID MI.
Harrison worked In the Icawood tube works. b;
{ MI. fred Burchnrd and Miss Emma Ress6gger
were married by Rev: mr. keeler, Thursday even.
lug at the resldence OF John j. Levy IN The Fourth
ward. Il F.,$lE q Il - I.3ey. N IL
Mallory Bros, OF Darlington, O., were in the city
yesterday, getting ready to ship 10000 barrels Of
New York apples. They will load them at tho d. <
y. milne for southern points 5tg-t:a ~ I's Il u
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Ghe MtteiliiQe11f1,::.;.
Odioe, Nos. 70 and 81 Fourteenth Street.
Now Advertise mcnts,

Found-A Pair Of Gold Glasses.
Wanted-A Man 10 Take an once. r.
l,ase Ball cuban Glants vs.. Wheeling. r.
Use the Gate City Stone fite!-Ewlng Bros. Fl
LsBele Building Association No. {:
Murdoch, tho Florists. n
No,lce OF stockholccrs Meeting Ohio Valley
Fitu Insurance Company. zaE
West Alexander Cieantry Buttcs-Mckte's Now
Grocery. NSa -lss-z l5Is s,8f
(, Propos ,ls-Medicincs
Guardian Sale Of Boiler Shop. l iEt
List OF Letters. s5lI 80 VIZ
The Beau Ideal Of Family Mcdiclne-Fourth
page. Z..'-7 Ls7 "a z,t,' a. "a y s
: Religious Nnt!cts-second page.
Centennial Exposition at Cincinnati.
Grand Openiug-Louis frlck-llead OF Local.
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Gen,lemen's Finest Shoes.

Stacy, Adsns& Co shoes are ourepecialty
snd Tor wear and etyle ere une1celed, and
although e1sting little more than some,
Gro much cheaper, wear and style consid.
cred. J.W. AMICK, 9ole Agent. e
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Ia reported by Christian sChnepf, drug.
siat, Opera Horao corner, yesterday:
7A.x. AZ. IN. SEN. 7p;z.
Weathcr-Cloudy.
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by purchasing double.iastencd school
shoes Tor children. They are solid leather,
and cost from 81 90 10 81 so, owing to the
s!zs. ~. 3 J. W. AMlcK, &
ll43 Msin street.
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The Best Natural Gas Burner F!
Llttlo q Dillon Natural Gas Burner fol-
5%gs CRATES and Stoves.

: We guarantee this burner to DO nlno1t noiseless
E and more durable than an other burner. M II
\ This burner Is In use by many Of tho most cx.
acting people Of Wheeling, who will fully recon-
mend Luz use. sgt2 ~ tEr3EA;g 81 sHfEit
H Tho burner Is 10 constructed that II can DO re.
moved irou tho glato without tho aid OF a
I plumber, inthe event tho gas should b. shut OF
and the parties want to uSe coal temporarily. q ~
Parties dc,tring TO renew their burners before
the cold Gather tctY in should call and examine
s n q. s.i,f..t g,.l T.. a. LITTLE,
No, $50 Market St., LIST door above PcssoGice
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N 100 s. WASHING MACHINES FREE.-To
Introduce them. II you want one send at
once to Monarch Laundry Works, 400 Wa.
bash avenue, Chicago, III. .sS';i; a A
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SPECIAL bsrgains in dress goods this
week. Il case Atwood Tricots at 800 per
yard, worth Soc; ] csss Atwood ssIges at
$50 per yard, worth SOC. sgJ5
t5s ,E.a@ STONE & THOMAS. y;
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ADsoLuTELY all Skin diaeaoss yield to
Skin.Success Soap and Ointment; cleans.
ing and healing. at drug ntore OF McLain
Rrns l5gr.- q, sr- m
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GALL and geo the ia all.wool country
Blankets We arc selling at s. IS per pair,
worth IS so, at STONE & THOMAS. q
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Am,es.r.iLcnnIi Tnst.e,. .elnd slIli.

represented BY Colgate a Co.,, produce
perfumea and toilet lsospu more delicate
than can be made abroad. II, >. 4. X r
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READY now for Blanket buyers. Gall
and see our stock Of White, Red and Gray
Blankets at Wholesale prices. IA hi
,.. !. I. q N STONE & TuoMAs.
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LARGEST line Of Atwood migrating, Tapea.
try Bruseels and Body Brussels Carpets in
the State at SToNE L Thomas
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\ SEE our Ladies'. s. 90 and s. 80 shoea,, (
:;3.-.2. n w. AM1cS.
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fall AND WINTER. OVERCOATS!

Adispay simply enormous. "A mammoth stock unpara).
leed for variety and extent and unequaed value An
ment which includes every fashionable color fashionable fabric
fashionable style Orcoas for stout men, little men, short
men, long men Nothing will compare with them in town and
you'll say 50 when you them They dyour thoughts as
nicely as shoulders do you The service OF honest adma
ton not only when warm but when thrown over your arm
save you big money Shall have the honor Of er
ing you -..Ss EAl Ie.i
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WATERBURY,, VT, Jan. 20, 1851, - " y

. Psoriasis, Eczema, Tettsr, ninswcrra, Licpep,
PtnIIt1s scall Had; Milk Crust, naudrua; Bar,
pop, naSe.a'. Gioeer' aud Washerwomsn's Itch,
nnply Humors OF the Skin mud Scalp and Blood
with LOIS 81 Hair arc positively cured by ClticIira
the great Skin Cure and CutIcura solp. IN exani.
sue SKIN beau,iter. externally, and Cuticura r..
solvent, the ne9 Blood Purifier intrrnaiIv-t whnn
physicians ana all othc, remedies fail -
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SEE our Gentlemen'a s. 90 shoe. B.
MS \ j. w. AMIcx,
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LIS. GooDd Co: sell Dry Goods cheapest.

LADIES new Fall Jackets at si55 X
H jfi3-i u, STONE It TIIoMAs' X
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Bold everywhero. niGe. Gu,icurs, toc. Soar.
20; R6solesns ST.: Prepared by the PorfKE Drrn
AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston, Mas. -, - :
aCsend ior Glow TO Cure Skin Diseases . q
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BOYS CT. <>T7EYING /

It Is duty parents to themselves to see that their
children are comfortably clothed all the and our
mission to assist the heads Of families perform this very
dens Department. have Clothing all kinds in every con-
ceyabe table after table, and alter counter piled
high with the grandest largest and most elegant assortment Of
goods ever brought to this city We are headquarters for
Oyercoats Suits Odd Coats Odd Pants and half hour nav
proably looking goods If you don't
buy now you know more when you do buy later on,
sparkngly fine and beautiful stock Of furnishing Goods
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T. At, j. 5 Z ID j IT, Is

An enormous stockall the staple and fashionable mate
rails and styles The richest goods the market The cut
finish and general appearance of the Suits will strike you as the
ne plus ultra of fashion No finer or better fitting garments
produced by the best merchant taors Suits which will fit men
extra tall and slim underheght and stout We urge gen
emen who have been used having their Suits made to order
to US trial Experienced taos to make any alteration
desired Tree Of charge knowwe can effect big saving Tor
you, and fit you as well as any merchant tailor. a
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HOUSE.
Engagement Extraordinary! {

, unquettlona5ly tho most complete and capable
light opera organization III America fWitho,it Nv.
cep.ion, undo the personal direction OF tho sofa
proprietor and manager, MrSW. IT, CARLErON.
me eminent baritone. assi.,ed by many Associate
AItisls,. including the misses Lily Post Rose
dom, Emily seymour; tho Mesa.s c n, drew. I
Murray. II. thrcndt, Richard Guise, jaw q.
Taylor, Robert Broderck, William Herbert ChsrlSs
r Fas, ana superb chorus. III tho greatest New
NJ. Rudolph Aronson. &QNOAY,l.Nr---s -, =
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plAPLEs, black.heads, chapped AID OILY .fin
! IN prevented BY CuteuTa Medicatcd SOAP, = :
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GREENvILLE. WASHING

boat in the Bogue and It would have
been equivalent to fifty miles of rail
road by building only about nine.
Now suppose GreenYille will take
hold OF this enterprise; run a narrow
guage road to, say, Hunum's ferry on
the Bogue, which is only a few miles
above the Narrows,T put one or more
small boats in the Bogue. to run to the
Forks and it viii at once give her
fine trade for the Bogue is rapidly set
Ting upon both banks. and in few
years. and very few at that, it win
give her trade almost equal to that she
now has. The road would run from
Greenville to Hullum's Ferry, through
q continuous succession of fine planta-
tions. almost its entire route, and it
would be, and ought to be, wholly a
Greenyille enterprise, owned and, or at
least. controlled by Greenville. Ii win
open up to the Greenyille market the
finest country in the world, fully equal
to Deer Creek, if it had the same adj
vantage, and having its terminus at
Greenville would do more for the city
than any through line of road con-
trolled by some great corporation will
do. 1t would not in any way interfere
with the loop line of the L., n. o. 4 I.
r. II. which we are all SO anxious to
see built, and so much hope will be
built, from Greenvillc to Clarksdale or
north of that point. Now, as | under
stand, the Georgia Pacific is soon to be
made a standard guage road why not
take its iron and rolling stock and
utilize il in the way propose.
But it win pay Greenville to take
hold of this at once without waiting
A liberal charter can be obtained from
the next legislature for the road, and
the navigation of the Bogue, and by
next fall cotton raised on Bogue Phalia
can be in the Greenville maket, aud
supplies furnished by Grecnville mer-
chants can be transported to its banks.
Between the "Narrows and the
"Forks of the Bogue the Bogue is,
in fact, long and narrow lake-to
open up the "Narrows" would, in my
opinion, drain the lake, and would be
of doubtful utility to the people living
along its banks. if not positive injury
to them.
might say more, but enough has
been said to call attention to this great
enterprise, and one which, if carried
out, will do so much for Greenville and
Bolivar county, f. a. Nj.
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sRTISEMENT'S.
IL MEETING.

NJ" nave ahio IL MEETING.
the Romany
cvnsies Of reby given that the out
,,,..;ta,... Z. ael will meet in special ses-
'ieii.ase' " " night, the 30th instant,
tradition wh settle pending business
herd in to9iration of their official
than will persons holding claims
o,o,,;o,s,, city are requested to file
Pi0'''"' r that day, that the finance
names aumay examine and pass on
heads ofbefore settlement by the
whose cor
ooo ooo VIM. YERGER, Clerk.
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EAL ESTATE AGENT
INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.

labor furnished and situations secured
|laborers and servants
|pecial attention TO renting houses
4 collection ofrents.
Faxes paid on city and county prop
n and statements furnished.
bottom oonsignments solicited. Will
promptly and faithfully attended to.
Ier produce at ? l-2 per cent COM
ksion. All orders for goods promptly
3D.
balce in z. Quinn's shoe store on Main
|eet.
'ept S.tf JNo. M. LEE.
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instructed by their respective
- offer lhe following described
y situations. which can be pur-
&lA art cash and the balance az
of interest. payable in INSTALL
-'ing 4 term Of years. These
urUr.r are finely improved, and in a
A-As " 'lent state Of cultivation. A
money has been recently
0put them in thorough order.
veil supplied with new and
arming implements. steam
san kFan'mnles. and an abundance 0i
hin citv oaBd are certainly among tie
Louisiana.
ioon from asas Parish, lying S miles
Iama. Chin wn of ST. Joseph, and six
ldmGn's Landing on the
disaster eeer, containing i.200 acres
liver OverflOVen land, of which about
-. oe re titled this year, and l25
'iO' iiiOo VI naming open land was
ne Of the m0slted in peas. etc. and is
:, Ioss oeTe, Jndition for another sea-
Il 'o'9 ~ MY aking ready to till. l.l50
'ecent times. bout l.500 acres of wood
The river and, Of which about 1000
gilled. Its location as Il mer-
OF SIS fine. Price. $4,000, in
# +be city ements and mules.
Tensas Parish, living three
my coihplSf ST. Joseph. containing
,ut ten otheacres, of which about 6a5
M. Price SlS.000, including
Ahc NholN.nd live stock.
en- to thriving on Lakes st. joseph
5on.ot,. 4 rensas Parish. Louisiana.
"enscls am Hard Times Landing. on
The fonnerippi river, containing over
,ow dry a, open land. of which about
re cultivated this year, be-
,ed of theand |, 500 acres in tracr. Ii
oss of 1.-THE most desirable located
in Louisiana. Price, 1900,
tatementimplements and mules.
Millions dsdison Parish, two miles from
-. on the Vieksburg q Shreve-
'ar' lhg' cad, and only one and a halt
Thomae from Vieksburg. II contains
70 acres Of land, of which about
uission"es are open, and about l.050
nee, uIre cultivated this year. Finely
Tba 1t is very desirably location
0 re country store. Price, inelud-
md tree,ments and males, $4,000.
fearfuliate examination is invited, as
m that such valuable proper
covered liiered at the prices at which
rome an, be bought, If taken at once.
ther particulars apply to
o next \ ii. d. BOWMAR & SON.
5 the or. Vicksburg, Miss.
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An AnecdOte OF Herr krupp.
Boston Transcript

The German papers continue to-
lish numerous anecdotes Of the
Herr Krupp. The Vienna Extrl
gives the following interesting inc 10
which marked the visit of the En-
William to the Essen works: rE'-
The Emperor displayed great -
est in the working of the steam =
mer, aud Herr Krupp took the
tunity of speaking in high pr
the workman who had special
of it. Ackerman has a sure !" p,a- :.
said, sand can stop the fallirlnity for
at any moment. A hanGears ago
placed on the anvil withoW per acre.
he would stop the hamrr rrns"s i,on' i'
hairs breadth of it, 81 aarcd thoro
said the Emperor, "but decided
human hand-try my wO such lands
laid il, splendid speciln De pough'
richly set with brilliants
Down came the immens9tal Diseases
and Ackerman, with oneafe and
lever, stopped it just tLent.
,ncn n.nS ,rVM u tuo hao," E'trn tSn ror CaustC.
kindly: "No, Ackerli4 ~ nVlsi Npsv pso1 nr
watch in memory ofreenville for a
moment. The work II i, nsea Oh t,.l, ,reaI-
ed, stood with outstrep. m.
knowing what to dcuRE In all eases ,.,s
forward and took tn N o t"f-
IN keep it for you J on Wednesday
to take it from his IKE snoWplrd
minutes later they
spot, and Krupp saitICA sALvE.
take the Emperor's world for f,,ts
hand.s and hande, Salt Rheum, Fe-
,a.at, ,r,on,od m ;pped Hands, Chill
""''n "i"PPs Skin Eruptions,
note. les. or no pay re-
/ Il t.x. IN fat
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,,sr advertisements. quarterly, half
yearly and yearly,
Contracted forat Liberal Rates.

|,,lers from transient customers, yer-
En- written. for job work, advertising.
|nhserlption. must be accompanied by
cash. Accounts of regular cusso-
4 due and presented the LIST of each
ath
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WASHINGTON & co.

We come before the public again this peek
1oith the same old story Something NelO Stylish,
and TierB Cheap, J but as it GiUeS Information By
lUhich you can Sare, and tCe can make money! 1t
lCiU bear telling OUeF and 0Uer again.
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ABSORPTION TERMS
ADVERTISING RATES.


- of chan ging regular advertisements
month without charge
oeals.'' space of live lines or mere,
s~ne 10 cents per line for first, )
'lrseL subsequent insertion. Less
i've lines. 10 cents per line for irst
n eents per line each subsequent in
In ~ other reading notices same
'rsonal articles or notices charged
u declined accord ing to their nature.
will please give explicit di-
noes oflength oftime for publication
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1887-12-24

The mqIis day dissolved all co-part-
ker e5nsiness known heretofore a.
: ta,ttpf J. |. Harris and j. A. In-
" No'" lec2I-2t }. |. HARRIS.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1887-12-24
Notice to Contractors.

Notice is hereby given that bids will
be received until the next regular meet
ing Of the Board of Supervisors, for
the building of bridge across Bogue
Falaya, at Washburn's Ferry. Plans
and specifications to accompany all
bids.
The Board reserves the right to re-
iect any or all bids.
BY order of the Board.
G. NJ. JOHNSON, Clerk
Dec. IL, 1S87-4t
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IcA sALvE.

lie world for Cuts,
Salt Rlleum. Fe-
ped Hands, Chill
Skin Eruptions,
les or no nay re-
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1887-12-24
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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1887-12-24
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countrvsntion Of all persons is directed
lowing ordinance:
ieges, u. 10 fire or discharge any
they agun. pistol, fowling piece or
-, ms Of any description. or to
slapies ''set off any rocket, squib, tor
yes. andker or any combustible fire
- "a description, in the streets.
'o"h pimblic grounds of the City I;
ger sale shat nothing herein construed
rnstrued to extend TO any mill
~ u9' de. exercise, review, or fire
live cOi9ibited by order of the City
rentals tGrcenvllle, or by any exhi-
horized by the Council to ex-
are neYseme for public smusements,
passinp ,erof the City acting in obedi-
,vor ordinance. :"
upon ufnance will be rigi lily enforc-
preparatthat during the holidays chill
Others may discharge fire
hVi uoe ncant lots and commons, but
wife OF Nts and alleys.
1,avo j. ALExANDrR,
: nav Miss. Dec. y. 81 / Mayor.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1887-12-24

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